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Articles in Jul/Aug 2008 issue of E.learning Age

• EDITOR'S COMMENT: Moving up from a cottage industry
  by Williams, Peter
• Apprentices use interactive models
• Huveaux sells Epic to private investor
• E2train survey claims near perfect scores
• Companies helped to think about rapid e-learning
• NHS Trusts collaborate on mental health e-learning
• IMC AG takes over Dynamic Media eLearning GmbH
  by Cridland, John
• Watchdog goes online to boost consumer skills
• CBI hits back at train to gain claim
• Oliver Wyman builds new leadership team
• Scottish Council goes for gold
• Three tiers in the content pyramid
  by Shepherd, Clive
• QA-IQ shuffles top roles to broaden the team
• UK plcs ahead in training practices
• Skillsoft does deals in China and Russia
• Right to training must be balanced by business needs
• Bottom-up learning
  by Shepherd, Clive
• Baby boom or bust?
  by Horan, Celine
• Winning round the sceptics
  by Overton, Laura
• Eight of top ten training companies are IITT accredited
• EVENT NEWS
• Hotel group checks in for e-learning
• Staying put
  by Naish, Richard
• benefit of experience, The
  by Leteney, Fiona
• Top ten tips
  by Stodd, Julian
• Achieving participant buy-in
  by Edwards, Stephanie
• Serious learning with infectious fun
  by Overton, Laura
• Powerful forces
  by Katzman, Jeffrey
• A job like mine
  by Williams, Peter
• Conference and event diary
• Chalkface